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Wine Festival: Ten years of teamwork and terrific wine in Hawke's Bay

It's been 10 years of music, fun, and, most importantly, good wine.

Vaping, swimming pools, live gigs: 2023 sets consumer spending records

Data from ANZ and Worldline showed spending was subdued in December but still set records.

Where is Jacinda Ardern getting married? These five spots are frontrunners

We ask the experts which vineyards are frontrunners.

‘Delighted’: Hawke’s Bay winemaker Kate Radburnd moves into new home after floods

She hadn't missed a vintage in over 40 years, now Radburnd is back doing what she loves.

Fizz, ‘breathing’ and food pairing: Your Christmas wine questions answered

Telegraph: Three wine experts tackle your festive FAQs.

Running out of Christmas shopping ideas? 3 of the best wines to give as gifts

A gift of wine guarantees a good time for the lucky recipient.

Is alcohol affecting your fertility?

The experts have some advice on how to approach drinking if you're trying to get pregnant.

John Loughlin wins Judges' Recognition Award at Deloitte's Top 200

John Loughlin's experience has added value to the primary sector.

‘It’s not all profit, profit, profit’: Sir George Fistonich launches new winery

The Croatian word for guardian, custodian or watchman - used for the new winery's name.

'Very moved': Sarah Jessica Parker’s special NZ relationship

Will the star come over to NZ to pick some of her famous Kiwi sav grapes?

Falling on hard times: What’s gone wrong for NZ-made wine and beer?

Iconic brands have fallen on hard times.

Beijing reviews wine tariffs ahead of Australian Prime Minister’s visit

FT: Albanese’s Nov meeting with Xi comes as the two countries work to stabilise relations.

Church Road only NZ winery up for big international award

The Hawke's Bay winery has a long history of producing excellent wines.

From water to wine: The story of Dancing Petrel

A lifestyle change led to couple producing award-winning wines.

'You can taste the climate change': Winemakers confront extreme weather

New York Times: The $550b global wine industry has no choice but to adapt - quickly.

500 bottles to be judged in winemakers and brewers competition

They might be amateurs, but they probably make a good drop. The judges will find out.